Lurker > SomeGuyUO

lmao

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=cRAdWcfpM_Y

Long story short:

License plate stolen

Get a letter that my vehicle is at a tow lot and I need to claim it (stolen plate put on a same model truck)
Get a local police letter about abandoned vehicle.

Both letters have my actual VIN number linked to my license plate on it but my guess is they didn't even bother to check the VIN number on the other truck.
Police letter says if I don't claim my vehicle in X days it title will be transferred over to and the vehicle will be sold at auction.

Obviously I am going to call them to let them know it is not my vehicle there, but I'm worried someone involved is not got to do their job right and get the vehicle sold under my actual title.

And the one you're trying to pull is still there.

Remember TDK and Maxell

Did not do well in Asia markets apparently.

Then I look at the staff and I'm like, everyone here clearly doesn't live in the area lol.

Zaslav'd

In my experience, the chicken in the sandwiches they serve at them are tiny as fuck.

Niagra

Hmm

Make this go viral on TikTok

I still see people using AOL and yahoo wtf.

He didn't say this when trump was president.

ublock origin

Blokada

NextDNS

VampireCoyote posted...

makes some people feel good

not saying its logical, but thats what it does

True

If the last row volunteers to all move forward so the family can sit in the back together, I 100% guarantee you the family will say no.

him ordered $45 worth of food.

https://www.tiktok.com/@chefboyardarius/video/7179590069936917806?is_from_webapp=v1&item_id=7179590069936917806

A Bojangles customer revealed that he ended a pay-it-forward chain at the chains drive-thru when the total for the car behind him was $45three times the total he was expecting to pay for his own order. The customers decision, which he shared on TikTok, has sparked discussion about the pay-it-forward practice.

Posted by user Darius (@chefboyardarius), the storytime video has been viewed over 1 million times, with nearly 3,000 comments from folks debating the situation.

On his way home from work around 8am, Darius explains that he stopped by Bojangles for three sausage, egg, and cheese biscuits.

As Im pulling in, this lady in this big black Buick about runs me over trying to get in front of me in line, and Im like, dang big hungry, the food aint going nowhere, calm down, he recalls.

However, when he gets to the window to pay, the employee tells Darius the customer in front him paid for his order.

I was like, well thank you, the fact that she paid $15 for somebody else, thats wild. Because I didnt want to pay it for myself, but you know I appreciate it. So the lady was like, do you want to pay for the next cars food?'

Darius was shocked. I was looking at her like, what you mean, how you going to ask me something like that? he says.

Hearing that the total for the car behind him was actually $45, he declined to continue the pay-it-forward line.

Whos spending $45 at Bojangles? he concludes the video. I dont mean to sound broke, but Im not doing that.

The Daily Dot has reached out to @chefboyardarius via Instagram direct message for a comment regarding the video.

In the comments section, many viewers agreed with Darius, claiming that they will always be the ones to end a pay-it-forward line.

The pay it forward line ends with me, one user wrote.

the pay it forward will ALWAYS stop with me, another commenter stated.

Me: All trains have a caboose, guess im the last car, a third shared.

Others offered their own pay-it-forward experiences, pointing to the vast range of payments in the pay-it-forward practice.

i offered to buy the car behind me, the cashier said baby take your free ice cream and go on their order is fifty dollars,' say less, one commenter wrote.

At Starbucks someone paid for my $4 drink and the next person was $19 and I just stared at her and said..,no thank you,' another added. she said I dont blame ya.

I was a whataburger i ordered a $11 meal, a third explained. It was paid. the people behind me had a $67 i broke a 20 car chain.

https://twitter.com/TonyKhan/status/1611421728974188544

Picks a movie to watch, always leaves the room the last 10 minutes of the movie to go do something else.

https://pbs.twimg.com/media/FDoF6mmWQAg2biM.jpg

https://youtu.be/6h5MLaxIKQ0

No.

stand trial and receive punishment in one's place.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ding_zui

Never watched one at all but they keep pushing them. Even after marking not interested.

Damn

Yes. You know if you do that at your job, you're out of there.

What's the most annoying thing about it?

For me it's

*Sends out schedule*
Then next morning
Employee: OMG I forgot to tell you I need X, X, X, and X off!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ge9Kfzi0fEs

Where I'm at, those pre cut fruit trays run almost $30 lmao.

Really

SauI_Goodman posted...

Who cares about the box really i put that in the recycle bin after i tested it out to make sure it worked.

Bought it for a Christmas gift.

Wtf man. Bought through PlayStation btw.

BuckVanHammer posted...

Is Spanish your first language? When taught Spanish I was always told what we were taught was pretty different than that of people raised with Spanish as a first language.

Both mine and his first language is Spanish.

His parents have been here for years but don't know English and only speak to him in Spanish yet when I talk to him in Spanish it is so bad lol.

Argentina would have been first if they had actually won the final match instead of 3-3.

Like if someone said i live at 223 Street, how would you find that on a huge map?

How is it?

https://youtu.be/XTN_-pRZjoU

Why is that? Especially since LP was big in the 2000s.

I was standing around for like 30 minutes!

Did anyone else burn porn pictures to DVDs and then just look at them on your DVD player in your room?

Test is dead

Like talking with people about stuff and in my mind I'm just like I can't imagine caring about what you care about.

Gen Z doesn't really know how to.

They don't care at the Planet Fitnesses in the hood.

Go